Aldermanic graft suspicion sparks council dispute
A Marshfield alderman introduced a resolution urging auditing of city books amid graft suspicions. The measure drew a strong reaction but supporters warned honesty negates fear. Nearby, Dr Stephen Al Drgzenu, visiting relatives, leaves for Vienna to continue medical study. another local plans several months abroad. Fruntinigeen & Dessip arrange a tour. The Grand Rapids Tlisiness College fall term opens next Monday.
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Vienna
Stephen al Drgzenu
Pelilay
Vidage
Austria
Brantgens
Counairy
Israxeau
Asotin
Washington
Mood County Normal to Open September The Woo
Fragmentary notice from Mood County indicates regular open activities for September. It mentions assistance for those seeking positions and board, with a contact from MEL Jackson in Grand Rapids Wisconsin.
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Jackson, Praeatwird
Grand Rapids, Wis
Well-Dressed Women Seek Distinctive Control Suit Design
A discussion notes that even fine materials and careful tailoring fail to create a distinctive control suit without individualized design. The emphasis is on personal style and originality beyond fabric and fit.
Stevens, Marshfield win in late rally over Nekoosa
Sunday’s high school baseball game saw Stevens and Marshfield pull away in the final inning to beat Nekoosa 9 4. Nelson pitched well for the Stevens squad but received limited support as Grand Rapids and local teams competed.
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Org
Jocal Teague
Grand
Rapids
Neza
Stevenis
Ereoanaaia
Stevens
Nelson
Jty
Vate
Nekoosa
Rand Rapids
Wisconsin State Aid Law Affects Villages Cities 1918
Article outlines 1918 amendments Chapter 776 and 775 extending state aid road funds to villages and fourth class cities under 5000 population. It describes how road portions connect to county systems, county boards adding highways, and how towns may vote for street improvements even if not on the system. It notes deadlines for applications, forms from the Highway Commission, and references to statutes and county clerks offices. Also includes local notices, farming notes, and community items from Grand Rapids area.
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Gbr
Nelark
Wisconsin Highway Commission
Madam X at the Daly Theatre with Miss Alice De Lane
The Daly Theatre presents Madam X starring Miss Alice De Lane as Jacqueline a mother driven from luxury after leaving Louis Pleriot for another man. Twenty years later she drifts amid opium and debt while an adventurer schemes to blackmail her former husband. A fatal quarrel leads to her son Raymond’s arrest and trial ends with a courtroom plea for forgiveness and a fleeting moment of devotion.
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Madame X
Jove
Alice de Lane
Daly Theatre
Jacqueline
Louis Pleriot
The
Plas
Fioriot
Raymond
Laroque
Warman
Civil service examinations set for state and county seats
Madison August 27 the state civil service commission announced openings across Wisconsin for many posts. positions include dairy and food inspectors, trained nurses, clerks, stenographers, teachers guards and janitors with salaries from 900 to 1900 dollars annually plus benefits. openings extend to select centers in October and November with cadetships at West Point and Annapolis in January 1914. A Friday arrest in Madison saw Arthur Quinnell fined 15 dollars for speeding. city police pledge stricter enforcement of motor vehicle and motorcycle laws within corporate limits.
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Madison
Wis
Isconsin Live
Bressers’ Association
Basteria- Mogica
Dairy and Toadest Mission
Office of State Railroad Commission
Commissioner of Insurance
Plumbing Inspector State Board of Health
Office of State Railroad
Wisenitein Industrial Commission
Carpenter
the State University
Waupun
Green Bay Reformatory
United States Military Academy
West Esiat
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Arthur Quinnel
Roperts
Prisoners work law traps Wisconsin sheriff in bind
A new state law requires county jails to employ all prisoners at hard labor with pay and imposes a 100 dollar fine for underemployment. The sheriff must expand jail roots to county limits, guarding farms or risking escape as prisoners are placed anywhere in the county. Local notices also report weddings, arrivals, and community events with names like Alma Eggert Damon, Miss Edith Damon, Rev. C. A. Stelticke, and Carl Nord.
Wisconsin State Fair Sets Manufacturers Dealers Day
Wisconsin fair officials designate September 9 as Manufacturers and Dealers Day with programs and exhibits highlighted by the International Harvester Company seeking 200 front feet of space. Opening Day September 8 features State Day with governor guests, centennial Perry celebration, and spelling contest. Milwuakee Day September 11 promises factory closings and record shows. Children’s Day September 12 offers free admission for under 26 with guardians. Vivaphone motion pictures to be shown at Dalythine. inventor Cecil Trepworth explains global interest and London to New York success.
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Billwaukee
Board of Agriculture
Onos
International Harvyestyr Company
Une
Unis Department
Commodore Perry
Lake Frie
Njt
Irwin Bros
Cheyenne Wild West Show
New York
London
Iowever
Peneple
Cecil M. Trepworth
Lonion
England
Broadway
Deer Venison Theft Trial in Spencer
Frank Eckre En and Nick Eckes of Spencer faced charges after they admitted taking venison to spoil a stew. A tip led game wardens to the remnants of the stew and the broken hunt, with the three pleading guilty and paying fines totaling 396. A dog named Spike reportedly ate part of the evidence.
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Wausau
Frank Eckre En
Nick Eckes
Spencer
Rick Eckes
Festerhorn
Kregel
Ther
Aregating
Spike
John Fect
Brucka Sonnenberg and Moss Bruska Wed at Moravian Church
Brucka Sonnenberg and Moss Helen Bruska, both of this city, were quietly married last Wednesday at the parsonage of the First Moravian Church. Rev. C. G. A. Mellicke performed the ceremony. The couple left for a wedding tour to Stillwater and will reside on the west side. They were joined by witnesses Mr and Mrs Henry Fritz.
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Alma Eggert
Wm, Damon
Madison
C. A. ‘Stelticke
Edith Damon
Ger
Nico Eggert
Ed. Luckenbach
Lut Hayes
Cecil Eggert
Hugh Goggins
B. G
Iaré Commission
Tribune
Johnson & Hill Company
Moss Helen Bruska
John Sonnenberg
Thi City
First
Moravian i
CG. A. Mellicke
Henry Fritz
Eouple
Stillwater
Minn
Brick Pavement Projects Start on Vine and Onis Streets
The city advances brick paving on Vine and Onis streets with east side work to begin, including Second Street south of Vine. The Allen Construction Co. of Superior is set to complete brick work by mid October, pending arrival of materials. A fatal accident after a tractor mishap near Brandes farm is reported, with reconstruction of a nearby premises and a scheduled public sale forthcoming.
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Mondiy
Aide
Mierda
Sicond
Merthyy
Iuanel Cofmtruction Company of Superior Ale
Tober
Unclear Collage Content From Historical Page
The readable text fragment hints at collage related items and city context with obscure names. It references a port unit, a charger by Phan ity Ware, a city setting, and a host of garbled terms. The exact event, date, or entities remain unresolved.
Unclear fragmentary item from Mildorre notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places in a garbled form with references to dower day MyPage and farm Bowen. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the readable content.
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James Garret
Mildorre
Bowen Ation
Wee Lynn
Hytenr
Turbulent tale splinters into court case and kinship
A fragmentary report describes Tyrerker Agi Neri and Darald Barly involved in a bank fraud scare linked to a missing fortune. It notes Mr and Mrs Miseal visiting from Grand Reha and plans to move to Yor Tiatder. An AnsiKe woman is accused of manipulation seeking stock profits. authorities froze payments on her husband’s funds and took action against the purported scheme.
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Tyrerker Agi Neri
Darald Barly
Sun Mr
Mire Tohn BH
Daly
Aik
Erin
Ernakinse Whit
Teah
Grand Reha
Maratha
Baarle
Wayiny
Witte
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Tee
Sacle
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Gale
Tate
Palmer
E. Wilgox
Fourth Avenue North
Kruger & Warner CO
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin
Grand Rapids Business Collage
Altdore Rekind Steinley
Milwaukee
F. Rueseh
L. J.rueseh
T. Lewis
Marion
Vance Crege
Oshkosh
Lewis
O. J. Leu
Committee On Immigration and Agriculture
County ‘Board
Leu
Piac
Milwapker
Andrew
Boss
Agriculturist
Eeateersise Farm
St. Paul
Ike-Walter
Madam X
Charles
Egegert
Damon
Panama
H. A. Vandenburg
Vandenburg
Brad Vandenburg
Ladies Aid Meeting
East Side
Ladies Aid Society
Congregational Church
A. L. Fontaine
Orrin Cray
Orrin’Gray
Springfield
Gray
Wood County
Mae
Kanéy
the Tribune
Atty. W. E. Wheelan
Winnipeg
Wheelan
Sand Point
Idaho
Atty. E. W. Wheelan
Turge
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Pacific Light and Power Co
Los Angeles
Sierra National Forest
San Jospuin I
Inejot Aluminum
Gran Pids Business College
Cid
Salm
Maxwell
Roent
Brucka-Sonnenberg
Danny
Daar
Albert Brandes
Woserlens
Lisa
Petia
Wee Striele
Brandes
Fat Ak
Toren
Old Rapids Foundry
Mpa
Erei Ratte
Theo
Fat
Helen
Gavi
Dean Tau Mitre
Qureseend
Tae
Miles Boothonshel
Mike Fivlerh Oyener
Drirney St
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